Big Screen Stacks | UK COMPANY | PROP MONEY UK POUNDS x300 £20 PRETEND NOTES Extra Bank Straps included | 6K PROP MONEY STACK | Movies Play Fake Casino Photo Booth, pretend play and learning

Excellent prop, exactly as described.

Massive size notes are one sided paper is sad

As a UK-based company, Big Screen Stacks takes pride in offering high-quality prop money that meets the needs of various productions. Our 3-stack bundle includes 300 prop money notes, designed to resemble authentic UK £20 banknotes. Each stack is wrapped in an authentic UK sterling bank band, and we even provide an extra currency strap for added convenience.It's essential to note that our prop money adheres to the Bank of England reproduction guidelines. The notes are intentionally larger than the originals, feature the word "SPECIMEN," and are single-sided, ensuring compliance with legal requirements. For a detailed explanation, please refer to our video.We are an official prop money supplier trusted and utilized by leading TV and production companies. Our prop money has been featured in TV shows, movies, music videos, advertisements, and even game shows. It's the perfect choice for adding a realistic touch to your production.Rest assured, our prop money is of superb quality. We print it on industry-standard paper and deliver it to you in a sealed protective packet to maintain its pristine condition.When it comes to prop money, don't settle for anything less than the best. Choose Big Screen Stacks for authentic-looking UK prop money that meets the highest quality standards.

The media could not be loaded. I was expecting every single note will have print on front and back, here however you can only use this prop cash as whole stack, when try take individual note it won't look nice. They are bigger due to legal requirements and wording on front stating that it is specimen, not legit note. Paper doesn't feel nice however, printed on thick paper rather than thin. I had some prop money before and they been better quality and at better price as well printed double sided. Not big fan of those especially considering price of those.

We meant to use this to shoot a much videos but they shape didn’t not look real , listen buyer I’m a filmmakers and when I tell you this looks fake believable me or try it for yourself and write a review letter to help others not do so the same mistakes

Big Screen Stacks is a company that specializes in providing prop money for use in movies, plays, fake casinos, and photo booths. Their 6K prop money stack contains 300 £20 prop money notes and an extra bank strap, making it a convenient package for those in need of a large amount of prop money.I was impressed with the quality of the prop money. The notes look and feel like real currency, with realistic printing and security features that make them suitable for use in films and plays where authenticity is critical. The extra bank strap also adds to the realism, making the prop money look like it's just been withdrawn from a bank.Overall, I would recommend Big Screen Stacks to anyone in need of high-quality prop money. Whether you're a filmmaker, play director, or photo booth operator, their products will exceed your expectations. The realistic look and feel of the prop money, combined with their excellent customer service, make them a reliable and trustworthy company to do business with.

If you need a bundle of fake £20 notes for a stage play or something similar, these are ideal. I don't think they're really as good for filming where the camera is generally a lot closer than it would be at a theatre. From a distance hey look just like the real thing, but they would not pass muster at close range. It's a long time since I've had a £20 note, but from memory, I think these are a little larger than the real thing. They are also printed on very cheap paper which doesn't look anything like a real note up close. Perhaps the biggest give away though is that all but the bottom note in the pack are only printed one side - the back just has a purple pattern (the same colour as a £20 note).For me, I would say not for filmmakers but fine for theatre productions.

These are old style £20 notes and much larger than real ones. Obviously I realise they have to do this for legal reasons but nobody who has seen them in my house has thought anything other than they’re not real. It’s very obvious. If they were a prop in the background I think they might pass for being real but as soon as they’re handled the sheer size of them makes it obvious they’re fake. There must be an updated version of the these notes now. They suit a period film where it was set much earlier.